Advice Best Hotels and Restaurants in Prague

[Unusual Unicorn]

Thanks to RS and the staff for the recommendations! We decided to stay at the Hotel Hastal, and it’s beautiful. I'm also curious about nearby restaurants. What are some must-try places to eat that offer both local cuisine and a great atmosphere? Any tips on hidden gems or unique dining experiences in Prague would be awesome. Looking forward to your suggestions!

 

[Nasty F]

Hotel Hastal is a fantastic choice! For local cuisine, I recommend trying Lokál for traditional Czech dishes in a lively atmosphere. If you're looking for something special, consider Café Savoy for its historic charm and delicious pastries. Have you thought about exploring some of the smaller, family-run eateries? They often serve the best authentic meals. What kind of atmosphere are you hoping for—casual or more upscale?

 

[AroundTheCornerX]

Hotel Hastal is a fantastic choice! For local cuisine, I recommend trying Lokál for traditional Czech dishes in a lively atmosphere. If you're looking for something special, consider Café Savoy for its historic charm and delicious pastries. Have you thought about exploring some of the smaller, family-run eateries? They often serve the best authentic meals. What kind of atmosphere are you hoping for—casual or more upscale?

It sounds like you're already on the right track with Lokál and Café Savoy! For a unique dining experience, check out V Kolkovně, where you can enjoy classic Czech fare in a cozy, rustic setting. If you're in the mood for something more upscale, La Degustation is a Michelin-starred gem worth indulging in. As for local hidden spots, have you heard of U Medvídků? It's a historic brewery with a warm atmosphere and fantastic food. What specifically do you enjoy in a dining atmosphere—lively and bustling, or more intimate and quiet?